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hey all, been sort of fishing through some threads and wanted to see if i had this generally right on the Cayenne.

Been looking for a get around town, I work from home, so no commuting, more of a fun car for me, do errands, take into the mountains, hikes, basic camping at lakes. I've been a land rover guy my whole life and really was leaning towards the 5.0 supercharged 2012 range rover, but oddly enough stumbled into some cayenne videos and have been super impressed with what people have to say, I've always knew they were great vehicles but the interior and how polished everything is is selling me.

Basically, with my research, im leaning towards a 2016-2020 model, probably S trim for

Having trouble deciding what to do. Few things about me. I don’t commute, I work from home, really just like driving but only use car to visit family, groceries, some camping trips.

Currently have a 2011 Land Cruiser, it’s a beast and reliable but just doesn’t give me the same joy all the precious rovers I’ve owned (Disco 1, LR3, P38).

I feel like the l322 is about to come a modern classic and good examples are going to be quite hard to find. 5.0 is a beast, I’m very aware of timing chain issue.

LR4 is a good in between price wise, utilitarian but luxurious (I’m looking at a landmark edition today). 3.0 SC V6 is a little funky but overall have read good things.

Defender is obviously

What will be the most collectible Seamaster watches? I feel like most of the highly collectible stuff for Omega are vintage Speedmasters, obviously those will always be desirable. Curious what modern seamasters people think the future watch enthusiasts will be fighting over!

Would be open to a swap if someone needs to go up a half size. PM me.

I hate everyone. lol

So, long story short lol, bought a no date seamaster a few days ago while in hawaii and traveled back home today. Idk why, but the clasp on the mesh is really throwing me off and I'm having a bit of regret about not spending a tad more for the FOIS, which was quite stunning in person. In the moment, as we all know, we can lose track of things, but I wanted to see what folks thought.

After flying 14 hours today, I kinda said to myself, the FOIS seems like a truly special piece while the no date, is obviously a great watch, could be replaced with an older seamaster of the same variety for half the cost.

I don't even know if an exchange to the FOIS is possible, I messaged my seller at the b